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Aruma Resources’ 2026 annual report puts the Tillex Copper-Silver Project at the centre of its strategy after wide, high-grade drilling results in Ontario. But the explorer also reported a $2.71 million loss, $788,658 in cash and a material going-concern uncertainty dependent on further capital.

Unity Metals has secured an oversubscribed $3.5 million placement and plans a further $1 million share purchase plan to accelerate drilling across its Cambodian gold projects. The raise gives the explorer funding to test extensions at O’Phlay and new targets at Ngot, but also brings dilution and shareholder-approval hurdles.

Dataworks has completed a A$3.0 million placement, issuing 25 million shares at A$0.12 each as it moves to fund working capital, government program delivery and platform development. Shareholders now face the next stage of the raising, with a 1-for-10 entitlement offer opening on 28 September.

Eastern Gas has signed a non-binding term sheet for up to A$10 million in R&D-backed debt, including an initial drawdown of up to A$1.5 million. The proposed funding comes with 9% interest, multiple fees, options and security over future R&D rebates.

Meeka Metals has secured $40 million after costs through a two-tranche institutional placement priced at $0.10 a share, giving the gold producer fresh funding for Turnberry, Mt Holland and exploration. The capital raise comes as provisional September-quarter gold recovery reached 7,000 to 7,500 ounces and the company expects roughly $50 million in cash after the first tranche.

Image Resources has confirmed LB Group has paid a A$5 million advance while negotiations continue over a potential transaction involving significant interests in its Durack and Yandanooka projects. The payment is repayable if binding documents are not signed by 31 October 2026, unless the parties agree to extend that date.

Bannerman Energy has completed CNOL’s US$320.4 million strategic investment in the Etango uranium project, giving the joint venture approximately US$303 million in cash and a debt-free construction pathway. The project now moves towards a Final Investment Decision and full-scale construction targeted for Q4 2026.

CZR Resources has converted the A$75 million Robe Mesa sale into a debt-free exploration war chest, while Croydon drilling expands its flagship gold target. The next test is whether exploration momentum and the proposed Zuleika takeover can create value beyond the one-off transaction gain.

Narryer Metals has advanced its Australian critical-minerals portfolio and agreed to acquire the Redhill Copper Project, but its FY2026 accounts flag a material uncertainty over continued funding. The company ended the year with A$1.36 million in cash after a A$1.32 million loss attributable to shareholders.

Bindi Metals has converted its Ravni project in Serbia from surface exploration into a drill-tested gold-silver system, but the discovery story arrives alongside a larger loss and an auditor’s going-concern warning. The company ended June with $1.68 million in cash and a pipeline of follow-up drilling still dependent on future funding.

NoviqTech has secured binding commitments for a $1.805 million share placement, but the raise cannot complete until shareholders approve it. The company remains suspended, and ASX has not agreed that the proposed funding package will be enough for reinstatement.

Titomic has set 30 November 2026 as its current target to complete a proposed move of its parent company from Australia to the United States. The ASX listing would remain, but investors would hold CHESS Depositary Interests in the new US entity if shareholders, the Court and other conditions approve the scheme.